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Campkins Cameras

Every Photographers Assistant

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We are a family-owned business and the only camera store in Cambridge that is accessible both online and in person. We take pleasure in being photographers’ assistants, ensuring that our customers receive exceptional assistance and value in all aspects of photography. Our presence on Cambridge High Street dates back to 1952, serving both the local and the wider UK with their photography requirements.

As photography specialists, we are familiar with both new and vintage equipment and our website can aid you in purchasing DSLR and mirrorless cameras. lenses, telescopes, binoculars, and many more related products.

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